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South Korean MPs vote to impeach president

MPs in South Korea have voted to impeach president Park Geun-hye over a corruption scandal. The motion was passed after

Private schools are planning to offer up to 10,000 places to low-income pupils in England. The Independent Schools Council (ISC) told

The Aberfan disaster tragically killed almost half of the children at Pantglas Junior school, taking the lives of 144 people in total. I

Kent Cooking Society is now defunct after it only managed to gain 16 members at it’s peak. A possible reason

The self-employed are not taking home as much they used to 20 years ago. The blame is on the rise of lower

Scare enthusiasts will be heading to Fort Amherst in Chatham as the first event of the Halloween Tour will be

EasyJet CEO Carolyn McCall has denied claims made in a BBC Watchdog investigation that said customers struggle to get their

1 000 train drivers said today that they will ballot for strike action. Southern Rail passengers will be facing new

Tomorrow will mark International Stammering Awareness Day (ISAD). It is a day which highlights the challenges people with a stammer

New chemical castration laws were passed by Indonesian president Joko Widodo earlier this month. He recently spoke to the BBC